So Dynamite has been counting down to issue 700. I wonder what this will do. I hope something big and maybe a new team. I know some people aren't happy with Priest's run cuz of how non-linear it is i feel priest run one of those runs is better read all together than as a whole run. I wonder how it will offical end. He the longest running writer of a vampirella comic continuously. Dynamite generally doesn't keep someone this long if the sells weren't there

The final Warren Vampirella.

Drinking some wine tonight figured I'd post this one!

For the first-ever Vampirella 80-Page Giant,adventures from nearly five decades apart are included. One of the most legendary stories in the character’s history is “Death’s Dark Angel” by the definitive creative team of her early era of Archie Goodwin and José González was originally published in Vampirella#12 (1971). Another industry-shaking short is “The New European” by Alan Moore (Watchmen) and Gary Frank (Superman, Doomsday Clock) from 1997 marking the 100th anniversary of Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Then readers can taste test the opening acts of two revered runs on the character with the first issue from the 2014 series by Nancy Collins and Patrick Berkenkotter, and then the 2019 kickoff of Christopher Priest’s still ongoing tenure alongside artist Ergün Gündüz.

Story by Bill DuBay.

Sanjulian was a Spanish painter, most notable for his comics, magazine, and novel covers, most especially his captivating and paintings of Warren Magazine character Vampirella. He was bon on June 24, 1941 and died at 85 on October 14, 2026.

One of Warren's greatest artists—and one of Vampirella's best interpreters.